Q1: What are the background of the organizers for Youth U.S. Space Camp?

Q2: How would you arrange the training session for the applicants as they are from ages 9 to 18?

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What are the background of the organizers for Youth U.S. Space Camp?

Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers (HKFEW) is a non-profit education organization established in 1975. We serve education workers and promote education in Hong Kong. Our president is former Legislative Counselor Hon. Mr. Yeung Yiu Chung. For details, please visit our website.

The U.S. Space & Rocket Center® is established in 1965 by the State of Alabama, empowered by the U.S. Congress and supported by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). the U.S Space & Rocket Center® is the nation's leading hands-on space science museum. It located in Huntsville, Alabama, use space or aviation as a platform to excite and educate children ages 9 through 18, in the field of math, science and technology. For details, please visit the website.

We will divide the students into 2 groups according to their ages: Space Camp for students age 9 to 11, Space Academy for students age 12 to 18. Each group will receive different levels of training. We hope that all students will find the program fun and educationally challenging.

This fee includes airfares, taxes, insurance, meals, lodging, materials and activities. HOWEVER, US visa fee about HKD$1040 is not included.

The 2010 Youth U.S. Space Camp starts from August 2 to August 18. For exact date and the content of program, please visit our timetable.